@home — Home Furnishings South Africa Review

@home brings affordable home furnishings and decor across furniture, bedding and kitchen to South Africa. See what's worth buying and check for live deals.

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The furniture market tends to split: either budget pieces that look flimsy on arrival, or investment-tier pieces that cost thousands. Most people need something in the middle.

@home sits in that gap with home furnishings that look like they belong together without requiring months of saving.

What they do

@home is The Foschini Group's homeware brand, focused on affordable furniture, bedding, kitchenware and décor. The range covers sofas, beds, dining tables, bedroom pieces, textiles and home accessories — mostly own-designed pieces built for value rather than luxury. @home runs stores across South Africa and sells online through their website.

The model is straightforward: design your own ranges at prices that work for people who want more than budget basics but can't stretch to designer furniture. If you're furnishing a home on a reasonable budget and want decent-looking pieces that hold up, it's worth seeing what deals are currently happening in Kitchen & Homeware on The Real Deal.

What to look at first

If you're new to @home, these are the obvious starting points.

Sofas and Seating

Couches, armchairs, dining chairs and stools across styles.
Best for: furnishing a lounge without overspending per piece.

Beds and Bedroom Furniture

Bed frames, wardrobes, dressers and nightstands.
Best for: completing a bedroom or replacing aged pieces.

Dining and Kitchen

Dining tables, chairs, kitchen storage and small appliances.
Best for: building a complete eating area without bouncing between shops.

Textiles and Bedding

Duvets, pillows, sheets, throws and cushions.
Best for: stocking comfort basics across your home.

Simple way to think about it:
If you're furnishing a room from scratch, start in the main furniture section.
If you just want to refresh bedding or add cushions, head to textiles first.

Before you check out, it’s worth checking if there are any live @home deals on The Real Deal before buying.

What makes them different

@home's main advantage is the price point. Most furniture at this price breaks fast or looks disposable — @home hits a middle ground where pieces look decent and usually survive more than a season. The design team also tunes ranges for South African homes: thinking about heat management, space, and local living styles rather than importing European designs unchanged.

The other thing that sets @home apart is the store network. With locations across the country, you can browse in person and often take smaller items home the same day. That matters when you're furnishing a new place and need pieces now, not six weeks from now.

The practical bit

Shipping: Available across South Africa via at-home.co.za and in-store pickup.
Delivery: Times vary by location and item — check the product page and checkout before ordering.
Returns: Returns handled through @home stores and online, subject to condition.
Support: Help available through @home stores nationwide and https://www.at-home.co.za.

Final word

This is for you if:

Probably not for you if:

If you’re furnishing a home on a real budget and want pieces that look okay and hold up, @home is a solid option in South Africa. Before you buy, take a second to see if there are any live @home deals running on The Real Deal.

FAQ

Is @home worth it?

@home suits shoppers after furniture and homeware with a decorated, put-together look rather than the cheapest basics on the shelf. The trade-off is price — it sits above budget homeware chains, so it pays to buy it on a deal rather than at full price.

Where can I find @home deals in South Africa?

You can check current @home on The Real Deal for RealRank verified price drops across its furniture and homeware ranges.

Is @home a South African brand?

Yes. @home is a South African furniture and homeware brand owned by The Foschini Group (TFG), with stores across the country and an online store at athome.co.za.